You’ve conquered the big task of completing your first oral history interview; now what should you do with the audio file, video, and transcripts? Maybe
I’ve finished my interview, now what?
Work – A Critical Piece to Your Story
Work – a critical piece to your story. But why? We spend a good chunk of our lives actively pursuing and doing work. I have
Remember Who You Are
“Remember who you are.” It’s a simple phrase, but one with deep meaning. I have said it many times as my children have walked out
Finding forgotten voices in the Church History Library
In this article, I will share the kinds of treasures that await at the Church History Library. Anyone who has roots in towns where Mormon
Richard Paul Evans Quotes from Author Training
We are posting this article again because it has such great inspiration! It’s as pertinent as ever and is one of my go-to’s when I
What can you learn from a contrarian?
One of the most exhilarating projects I have ever worked on is to act as co-author with James M. Sweeney for our upcoming book: Creative
Creative Insecurity: Lean Into The Unknown And Unleash Your Inner Misfit
Last year, I wore the pads of my wrists raw where my hands touched the desk. My back ached, and my social life has been
The only way out is through
How do you push through when you feel overwhelmed by a big writing project or by so much workload that you don’t know where to
How do you use your voice?
This week marked an evolution for me. I am finding my own voice. I have spent the last seven years telling other people’s stories for
Family Reunions – the perfect place to capture a story
It’s that time of year when there is plenty of planning for family reunions. What thoughts stir in your brain when you hear those two